The long slow slog that is Dewey & LeBoeuf’s bankruptcy will continue for a little while longer, as the firm has once again pushed back the deadline to reach a clawback settlement with former partners.

The clock is ticking on Dewey & LeBoeuf’s attempts to reach a clawback settlement with former partners. And with a week to go before the Aug. 7 deadline, response to the firm’s latest proposed deal is reportedly mixed.

A bankruptcy trustee recently rejected Dewey & LeBoeuf’s proposal to pay remaining workers up to $700,000 in bonuses, but that hasn’t stopped the bankrupt firm from shelling out for several high-level employees.